Interview: Rain CEO Duncan Simpson-Craib

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iBurst and Broadlink parent Wireless Business Solutions is now called simply Rain. Its CEO, Duncan Simpson-Craib, sat down with TechCentral to talk about the name change, the national LTE-Advanced network the company is building, its partnership with Vodacom, migrating iBurst customers to the new network and what Rain will be doing differently to differentiate itself in a crowded broadband market.
6 Jun 2017 English South Africa Technology · Business

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